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On Apr 8, 8:18*am, sisu1a wrote:
Good luck with that; I had to put a new, American-made axle under my trailer and I have no brakes on the trailer as a result. *One consolation is that the wheels are 4 inches farther apart and it trails better. You should have upgraded to electric brakes if you changed your axle and still wanted brakes without braking the bank. They are superior in every measurable category except they req a controller installed in the towing vehicle. You also could have gotten the exact size you want, since they are sold in every track width and you have the mounting pads welded at custom locations based on your provided specs. I like the Torflex axle, it's a torsion type with independent suspension and makes single axle trailers drive reeeaalll nice, custom made for a scant $160. Sounds like you had unhelpful people 'helping' you with your trailer. Glad it sorta worked in your favor at least... -Paul Forgot to mention that the Dexter had that electric brake option I opted for looks like the Torflex does also. Most all US made vehicles that have towing packs already have the wiring for the electric brake module it's pretty much plug and play. |
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